Anybody out there?

Hello? I haven't heard from anyone this week, so I thought I'd say hello? Terry Griner Columbus Ohio USA

Re: Hogwart's Express

At 08:47 PM 11/19/01 -0800, you wrote: I took the opportunity to ask the web site at http://www.visitcumbria.com/whitehaven/whavhog.htm how they claim their engine to be the Hogwart's Express. Who would desire to falsely claim to children and train nuts that this engine was in the movie. Perhaps

Re: Frank S pop-off pops off ...

Contact Kevin O'Connor -- what he doesn't know about the Frank S isn't worth knowing! Jim Crabb

bogged down

Anthony Dixon wrote: Ireland tried to run theirs on Pocheen or peat. They either blew up or got bogged down!. Tony D. Is that where the term bogged down comes from ? royce (w)

Re: Missing comment

Well, Kevin, I thought that MY comments were just being edited out as inappropriate for the list, but I just changed a setting in my email program to send as plain text. Maybe THAT was my problem. royce (w) Kevin O'Connor wrote: Hi Dave, A week ago I responded to Jon Toumanian's unfair

Re: Hogwart's Express

So, who is going to be the first to make a Hogwart's Express? There were, indeed, two locomotives painted red and labelled 'Hogwarts Express'. The one with the smoke deflectors, a rebuilt West Country class, toured early last year when the 4th book was released. The second loco, 5972 'Olton

Re: Anybody out there?

all hands: all the messages sent to terry over the last week have been bouncing (and a weird kind of bounce too), so he hasn't been seeing the list. does anyone have a non-email (phone?) way of getting ahold of terry? thanks. \dmc At 6:58 AM -0500 11/20/01, Terry Griner wrote: Hello? I

Hogwart's Express vs Promotional Whitehaven train

Thank you Tony for clearing up the muddy waters. I love movies, but do not follow stars or movie news. I am not sure movie news would have included the information you provided. I am sure British papers carried more news than the States regarding this wonderful British story/film. Gary ~ slogging

Re: Missing comment

Kevin, Your comments were posted and seen here in Maine! Possibly your email filters out messages with your home email as sending address? But be assured, your comments were posted and read with great interest here! Keith Taylor - Original Message - From: Kevin O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Missing comment

Kevin, maybe I should let Dave answer directly however the default setting for this thread is no echo which means you do not see anything originating from your address. This can be altered by contacted Dave directly. Your response to 3n1 blue was posted to the thread and received here in

Re: another Hogwart's Express claimant

I'd have to guess that this is just another promotional loco. Suppose any British outline steamer will do? ;] Trot, the amused, fox... On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Gary wrote: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1790636a=14012612 I have posted some photos my friend Rob took while in

RE: another Hogwart's Express claimant

I like the two British locos the best. Next you will see an F-3 painted Red. Sincerely Steve Ciambrone Sr. Test Engineer L-3 Ocean Systems

Re: Missing comment

And not the black can which has replaced the red can Mike Eorgoff near Chicago SNIP Your response to 3n1 blue was posted to the thread and received here in Sunnyvale. Thank you for the input, I mistakenly have been using the red can and not the blue and will make the change this weekend.

RE: Missing comment

If I just do a direct reply my posts always get kicked back because of an HTML attachment. In order to reply I have to delete the address in the post and then select the address I have in my address book which is setup for text only. For some reason the address sent from the server puts an HTML

Re: Hogwart's Express

Thanks Harry, Think I'll dress up my King with crimson lipstick from one of the Bud Lasses, change a bit of piping-- then drive it back to Hogwart's where I think I originated as far as my memory of school goes-- you know, that naughty boy who always plagued Harry, particularly on the train.

Re: loose screws (how did we get there from New Mexico?)

Geoff, Maybe she wasn't interested in you. She took a liking to Carl Malone though. Bruce On Mon, 19 Nov 2001 16:03:27 -0800, you wrote: Bruce, Yep, I was awake, but I think the Bud gal was exhausted and asleep! Geoff. It happened after 8 pm one night. Were you still awake. That was

Re: bogged down

Hi Royce, Correct again!. Regards, Tony D. At 06:43 AM 11/20/01 -0800, you wrote: Anthony Dixon wrote: Ireland tried to run theirs on Pocheen or peat. They either blew up or got bogged down!. Tony D. Is that where the term bogged

Re: Hogwart's Express vs Promotional Whitehaven train

Hi Gary, I have not been to the movies for years. But I do pick up all the English Heritage Railway magazines whenever I get over there. Made three trips this year. They have wonderful stories, updates and help break the monotony of the 10hr

Re: Hogwart's Express

I understand the GWR purists ARE bedside themselves over this. Harry Those of the list, It is too bad that the purists are so upset. They should realize the good in the world wide exposure of one of their beloved locomotives. Despite her thin coat of paint, all of us of the list are now